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Newspaper
Fulton County Tribune
Location
Wauseon, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1920
Page
2
Ghosts and a mystery apartment unfold in a big city building. The lovely heroine sneaks along ledges at night as a pearl necklace vanishes and reappears. The superintendent and staff frame the hero for murder while loyal romance ends in a happy ending.
A young man named Spalding Nelson faces family debt and wartime duty as he accepts a dinner with his millionaire great uncle Rufus Gaston. In Central Park he encounters a stray confrontation and a mysterious woman Bradford Barbara, who fears unseen agents plotting papers and danger linked to the Gaston circle.
The text describes a hard life for Eskimo dogs, noting scarce food, dogs fighting when in packs, and the dominance of a "king dog" that controls access to food and survival. It mentions tar to protect can lids and the animals often starving or driven to extremes.
A crop expert panel urges extensive sowings of oats, noting rising acreage and a growing ratio of oats to wheat over the past 50 years. They stress good seed selection, cleaning, and proper treatment, with recommended varieties for the corn belt and northern regions.
American farmers in the corn belt are urged to sow oats extensively as a rotation crop. Experts note oats fit between corn and grasses, with the crop sown early to minimize labor and avoid hurting corn yields. Best returns come from drilling oats on disked corn land after minimal plowing and handling standing stalks to ease harvest.
Chickens hatchable year round but spring hatched birds yield best results. The note advocates using a slacker dairy cow for beef and advises maintaining a cows number based on proper feeding and care.
The article urges home gardens to grow horseradish and advises market growers it can be a cash crop. It details plant timing, recommending spring plantings for better winter survival, root preparation, uniform root length, hill planting spacing, and notes that horseradish does not seed and must be propagated from roots.
Early spring manure spreading boosts pasture and reduces feeding costs. Applying nitrogen forms quickly provides a vigorous start, while applying acid phosphate or basic slag supports soil fertility on worn-out pasture.
A few trap nests help farmers choose the best layer stock for breeders. If a family member can monitor nests in at least one house, the farmer can identify strong layers and detect eye eating by suspects. The method aids proving a hen’s guilt in eye eating.
Illinois station experiments with greenhouse lettuce and tomatoes found rich garden loam as a viable basic soil compared with sod. High manure levels increased yields while excess sand reduced yields by displacing fertilizer.
The guide urges careful planning to protect newborn chicks and reduce losses. It covers early separation by sex, dedicated housing for pullets, feeding challenges with mixed flocks, tagging early layers for future breeding, and deliberate culling by breeders. Any standard incubator works if used per instructions.
In the Toul sector the new battery fired at every sky speck and boasted five downed aircraft. The commander, speaking to an old friend, stated one British and four Allied planes were brought down, a record viewed with heavy skepticism.
An old advertisement claims Danderine cures dandruff and hair loss. It promotes a small bottle from drug stores for a few cents and instructs rubbing into the scalp to remove dandruff, stop hair falling, and improve hair vitality after morning use.
A young man engaged to two girls, Hazel and Betty, faces a dilemma as their whispers reveal a hidden admirer. The beach scene turns playful and pointed, with a mystery voice hinting the caller loves him. The piece ends with a comic dustworm aside and a wry Boston Transcript tone.
An advertisement promotes Jad Salts as a kidney flushing treatment. It claims regular meat intake harms kidneys, cites back pain and bladder irritation, and advises taking four ounces in water before breakfast to restore kidney activity and reduce acidity. It emphasizes safety and mass usage by men and women.
A Buffalo Commercial excerpt notes Marat, famed French revolutionary figure, was famed for ugliness yet once drew Parisian women to his consultation rooms. He faced mockery for a skin disease and his aloofness amid curiosity and desire, reflecting volatile public perception.
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